Concentration

Concentration analytical products typically operate by measuring the physical or chemical property changes of a medium, such as refractive index, ultrasonic velocity, or conductivity, which fluctuate in direct correlation with the concentration of a dissolved substance. For example, in optical sensing, light is passed through a liquid; as the concentration of a solute increases, the angle of refraction or the amount of light absorbed changes, allowing the sensor to calculate the exact percentage of solids or chemicals present. These measurements are then processed through advanced algorithms and temperature-compensated to provide a precise, real-time output, ensuring that industrial processes remain within specific concentration thresholds for optimal efficiency and safety.